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nashcounty
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Abandoned on Bobbitt Road, southern Vance County
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things are starting to wake up around here
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The Thinker: my granddaughter 11 years ago
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That blank panther is going to trigger the purge alarm.
On campus - but will it survive the purges?
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Back in the 1990's, the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy held a fund raising campaign to repair Fallingwater. One of the punchlines in the campaign was that engineering technology had finally caught-up with Frank Lloyd Wright's design genius. Specifically, the technology for the internal supports for the cantilevered decks, that would last for longer than a few decades, was invented.Frank Lloyd Wright's Fallingwater. I visited several years ago and took this with my cell phone from one of the scenic overlooks. Slapped some phone photo filter on it and this was the result.
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I love the label on the chicken I got at Sam's Club today. Do they sell rotisserie chicken that isn't fully cooked?
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Peppermint Camelia my mom planted in the front yard many years ago. I don't know if that is the proper name, but that's what she always called it.
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I know that pose!
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We were at Santa Monica pier a couple weeks ago. We walked up the hill to the street, to find somewhere to eat. We found a path that ran through a "park" and walked it for a bit. Then we started seeing squirrels. Then more squirrels....and more squirrels.
Apparently the Santa Monica squirrels are fairly widely known online.
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That’s nutsWe were at Santa Monica pier a couple weeks ago. We walked up the hill to the street, to find somewhere to eat. We found a path that ran through a "park" and walked it for a bit. Then we started seeing squirrels. Then more squirrels....and more squirrels.
Apparently the Santa Monica squirrels are fairly widely known online.